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DD Architects was started by Conrad A B Howard BA(Hons)DipArch RIBA CA IHBC FRSA as a consultancy practice working as a conservation architect, giving advice and services to suit client requirements. He is Accredited with both the RIBA and IHBC as a conservation architect. The practice provides a full or partial service as a design, conservation and

Design Architects originally based in Church Street Cuckfield, then High Street Lewes and also High Street Rottingdean East Sussex. Nigel Dalby Architecture is a registered RIBA Chartered Architects Practice and member of the ARB with 30 years extensive experience as Architects. We believe a relaxed working relationship between Architect and Client

Mackellar Schwerdt Architects began with the integration of two long established practices: RN Mackellar & Partners (formed in Newcastle Upon Tyne in 1874 as Cackett and Burns Dick) and John Schwerdt (formed in Lewes in 1954). For over 60 years the practice has been lead from offices based in the centre of Lewes with successive generations of partners

Formed in 1986, Axiom Architects is now an established architecture & interior design practice with offices in London, Lewes, and Exeter. Our practice is strong, with over 55 staff comprising architects, interior designers and architectural technicians with a varied mix of experience ranging from hotels, residential, commercial, and leisure. We pride

Cowie Montgomery Architects address each client and project as unique and work from first principles with no house style. They have an optimistic, collaborative and highly involved approach, and are interested in the details, economy and practicalities of building. Cowie Montgomery's work is focused on good, durable materials, maximising natural light

ABQ Studio is a firm of architects based in East Sussex. The practice was formed in 2002 by Sean Albuquerque and has built a reputation for high quality design and a bespoke service. We work on a wide range of project types from master planning to furniture, and aim to approach each task with the same care and engagement regardless of scale or market

This timber-clad extension makes the most of its setting on the edge of a bank of mature trees by having doors on all sides. The interior is given a sense of space and drama by vaulting the ceiling and exposing the rafters. This rear extension has completely transformed a 1930s house by opening up the ground floor to the garden. The new open-plan kitchen